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Map Access & Licensing

At Irrigation Mapper, we use ArcGIS to help you map, plan, and monitor your irrigation systems—giving you powerful tools to manage every asset with confidence. To ensure you can securely access and interact with your custom irrigation maps, it’s important to have the right ArcGIS Online license for each member of your team.

Which ArcGIS License Do You Need?

ArcGIS Online uses role-based user types to manage access and editing privileges. Here’s what you need to know:

Feature/CapabilityViewer LicenseContributor LicenseMobile Worker License
View DataYesYesYes
Edit DataNoYes (in maps/apps shared with them)Yes (in maps/apps shared with them)
Create/Share ItemsNoNoNo
Analyze DataNoNoNo
Access to Web AppsLimited selectionLimited selectionLimited selection
Access to Mobile AppsField Maps: View onlyField Maps: View and simple editsField Maps: Full edit/collect; access to all ArcGIS mobile apps (Survey123, QuickCapture, Workforce, Navigator)
Location SharingNoNoYes
Task AssignmentsNoNoYes (via Workforce, Field Maps)
Intended UseViewing maps/dashboardsOffice-based data review and editingField-based data collection and task management
Can Create ContentNoNoNo

How to Get the Right License
  • Each user must have their own ArcGIS Online account with the appropriate license assigned.
  • Licenses can be purchased directly from Esri or an authorized Esri reseller.
  • If we manage your ArcGIS Online organization, we can help assign the correct user type to each team member.
Why Licensing Matters

Having the correct license ensures:

  • Secure, permission-based access to your irrigation system data.
  • The ability for your team to view or update information as your project requires.
  • Compliance with Esri’s software terms and best practices for data management.


If you’re unsure which license is right for your team, or need assistance with purchasing or assigning licenses, contact us. We’ll guide you through every step to ensure seamless access and collaboration on your irrigation mapping project.